We closed on a pair of cabins in Gatlinburg last fall and then an amazing home in a resort in Orlando late winter.

I just got my PL Winter addition sitting on my desk this one looks like its got some good articles in it.

For instance, the Poconos have remained a popular option because of its year-round tourism draw, with skiing and lodging in the winter, hiking in the fall, and camping around lakes in the summer.As others have said, going into markets with one draw is risky.

I'm hoping to see results by winter and have a better idea of what works for my market. 

Because of the weather those STR often do 6 month ‘winter rentals’ and I have not heard many complain about not finding a renter for that timeframe.

Since it is remote, I can alter if there's a good reason to do so - over the winter I had to unlock the bottom end because the guests were too hot at 72 degrees (they were running the heat) and the thermostat doesn't have different set points for heat and AC.

Anybody have any experience with Evergreen Mortgage Notes in Winter Haven FL.

It is fairly convenient to ski areas for winter sports when rentals are in higher demand. 

Non-peak varies by city; Miami peak is winter, some cities peak is Q2 for example.

Waiting until Fall or Winter means you'll have fewer prospective tenants out there looking.